Inner Jerusalem, Boundless City
Zechariah 2:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Zechariah 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
An angelic messenger instructs that Jerusalem will be inhabited without walls, signaling abundant life and protection in an unbounded city. The scene invites a shift from fear to expansive inner consciousness.
Neville's Inner Vision
Beloved, in Zechariah the outer drama is but a mirror of your inner state. The angel who talked with me is the discerning I AM within you, and the command 'Run, speak to this young man' is the impulse of your imagination to awaken the youthful energy of possibility. Jerusalem, not a city of stone, becomes a state of consciousness—an undivided, boundaryless city where there are no walls to confine your life. The multitude of men and cattle is the imagery of your thoughts and sensations multiplying when you choose to dwell in the inner certainty that you are already there, that your awareness contains all you could ever desire. As you listen within, the inner messenger invites you to revise the idea of lack and to inhabit a reality where abundance flows through every avenue of life. When you imagine that your city is without walls, you permit the divine order to express itself as renewal, a new creation arising from the I AM that you are.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already inhabiting the city without walls for a few minutes today; feel the air of plenitude, hear the traffic of your thoughts as blessings, and silently affirm, I AM the boundless Jerusalem now.
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